u/Gunner0X

So, I'm looking for a one-shot fanfic that I read many months ago. Enid somehow gets Wednesday pregnant, and for some reason the pregnancy was progressing rapidly. They then go to a barbecue at Enid's family's house, and one of Enid's brothers accidentally hits Wednesday in the stomach with a ball. Enid instinctively goes into wife defense mode and attacks the boy. (This scene is Absolute Cinema).

That's it, the one-shot wasn't long, it focused on that small family gathering and the pregnancy reveal, it was really cute. If anyone can help me find it, it was read on AO3.

For several years I never cared much about G-Sync; I was always a user who didn't mind screen tearing. But suddenly I found myself noticing more and more screen tearing and enabled G-Sync in the global settings. I didn't use V-Sync because a quick search told me it causes significant lag.

The problem starts when several applications that use 'Hardware Acceleration' cause the screen to flicker or even display visual artifacts. Or when I try to run programs and games as administrator – which is quite frequent – ​​the screen also flashes black for a second when requesting permission.

My question is: Is there a combination of settings that allows me to use G-Sync only in games and any other program, with Windows generally ignoring this function?

I apologize if this is a common topic; I haven't found anything about it in my search.

For several years I never cared much about G-Sync; I was always a user who didn't mind screen tearing. But suddenly I found myself noticing more and more screen tearing and enabled G-Sync in the global settings. I didn't use V-Sync because a quick search told me it causes significant lag.

The problem starts when several applications that use 'Hardware Acceleration' cause the screen to flicker or even display visual artifacts. Or when I try to run programs and games as administrator – which is quite frequent – ​​the screen also flashes black for a second when requesting permission.

My question is: Is there a combination of settings that allows me to use G-Sync only in games and any other program, with Windows generally ignoring this function?

I apologize if this is a common topic; I haven't found anything about it in my search.